AA Bronson's House of Shame queer and political significance of the

and political significance of the voice

it meets Bauhaus experts and newcomers

at the same time giving an illusion of neutrality – a carte blanche

It’s a way to instantly mediate an image and get a little distance from it

and an interview by Frédéric Bonnet

AA Bronson's House of Shame queer and political significance of theA nocturnal secret ritual performed by two naked men in a hotel room in the Netherlands; a woven tent where the artist dressed as a mage encounters visitors to share their traumas; buttplugs adorned with rooster feathers; a collection of queer zines; anal sprayed tartan paintings; a zen garden of mugwort. A few of the singular artistic gestures AA Bronson committed in the last few years are united in this book. After his General Idea partners, Felix